Wild About Safety with Timon & Pumbaa: Safety Smart® Honest & Real!

"Timon and Pumbaa help children understand what to do in a fire emergency." Key Safety Concepts: fire triangle, smoke alarms, fire escape plans. "Get down, get out and stay out!” That’s just one of the lessons Timon and Pumbaa share to help students understand what to do in a fire emergency. From smoke alarms, fire escape plans and preventative measures such as not playing with matches, Timon and Pumbaa review their Safety Smart® Checklist full of valuable and life-saving fire safety information." This is the video/presentation page for the Wild About Safety About Fire lesson. This page is for English language, and it includes printable guides for Ambassadors, Parents and Educators.

Timon and Pumbaa show children how to stay healthy. Key Safety Concepts: exercise, healthy eating, hand washing. Timon and Pumbaa show students how to be healthy and fit with their germ-free philosophy. From the importance of hand-washing to making healthy food choices, Timon and Pumbaa Safety Smart® Checklist is brimming with valuable, kid-friendly lessons about how to prevent the spread of germs and how to maintain overall well-being. Now that’s Safety Smart®! This is the video/presentation page for the Wild About Safety Healthy and Fit lesson. This page includes printable guides for Ambassadors, Parents and Educators.

This resource supports students understandings of common chemicals found around the home and classroom, including the hazards of common chemicals. Students learn how chemicals can look like candy, drinks, and household items. This resource supports the understanding of home safety, drug and chemical safety, marketing and packaging. This is also a useful resource to support critical thinking and careful observation. It can be used in the classroom, or in afterschool programs. "Household Item and Chemical Look-a-Like Possibilities" Awareness Chart can be sent home to Parents as well as posted in the classroom.

Inside UL's laboratories, lithium-ion batteries are pushed to the extreme so when it comes to evaluating the safety limits of mobile devices, like hoverboards, engineers understand how the batteries will operate within the device even under extreme conditions. In these videos, students can watch the drop test and projectile test filmed at the labs. This video supplements lessons on safety science and engineering, engineering and design, and energy. The video can also be used to introduce UL Xplorlabs Portable Electrical Power. See the News and Events page for articles about UL battery safety testing and safety standards created for lithium-ion batteries.